Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-11-25


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copy. See advertisement elsewhere.
II You want a nice Trecot dress, 90 to
J. s. Borden & Co.'s.
The oldest inhabitant of Staunton, Miss
Sarah 4 Fuller, died at her home m that
place. on Saturday last, from paralysis.
She was native Of Fredericksburg, Va,
and was born in 1899.
You will find the best selected stock of
fall and winter goods ever brought to the
Valley, at J. 6. Borden b Co.'S.
Joseph Crockett, popular commissary
clerk on the Clnch Valley railroad, was
killed last Monday by a falling stone.
The stone was thrown from blast, some
two hundred feet, and crushed through
tho roof Of the commissary with great
force.
For sale privately a splendid five acre
lot lying within the corporate limits OF
Woodstock. Call on Hugh G. OFT, Wood
stock. Va. IT,
A workman from Mines. Page county,
who was engaged in breaking up the old
bridge tim bers at Shephordstown, W. Va,
few days age, was hit in the eye by
small piece Of iron, causing a painful in
iury. He went 10 his home. II is feared
that he will lose the sight Ofthe eye.
have lust received a very attractive
stock Of boots aud shoes, direct from
large manufacturing house in Boston,
with which l can down the country in
prices. styles and quality. All ask OF
the people is 70 come and see for them
selves. Respectfully, W. II. Albert.
Yardmaster Stuart, of the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad at Roanoke, met with
severe accident a few days since. lie was
coupling cars at the above ma med place
when his arm was caught between the
iron bumpers. crushing it very badly.
now have in stock, lot Of best quail
ity Of sole leather, which l will sell from
% cts. to 2s cts per ID. Also lot Of kips
and calf skins, aud anything in the shoe
finding line from bristlc to a side OF sole
leather. Shoe lasts Of all numbers. Call
at W. II. ALBERT's Boot and Shoe Store.
The new residence of Capt. James
Marshall, Of Warren county, which was
Just receiving the finishing touches at the
hands of the workmen, was destroyed by
fire on Thursday night Of last week. 1t
il supposed that one of the men laid his
nine down with fire still in it, as they
worked until or o'clock. There was no
insurance.
The members of the Shenandoah Fire
Co. will meet at their engine house, on
Friday evening, Nov. 18th, at : O'Clock.
Let every member be on hand promptly
at the hour, as business of Importance
will be before the company.
RI. WALKER, Capt.
w. II. HAAS, Secty.
Every man who spends his money al
the counter Of his home merchant con-
tribntes 70 build up the town. But he who
goes elsewhere TO buy goods just takes
that money out Of circulation in his own
town and aids in the building mp Of some
Mace in which he has no interest what
ever.
DIR. Chas. c. Philips. city physician Of
Stanton, and medical director Of the Val
lev Mutual Insurance Company, died OF
blood poisoning at his reside'ee in the
above named city, on Thursday the nth
inst, aged A years. lie leaves a widow
and three children.
Timothy Parks and SOD, Hardy county,
w. Va. took their two-horse wagon to the
field for a load Of corn. and fastened the
horses 10 an old tree. While getting in
the load high wind which was blowing
blew the tree down, killing one Of the
horses. That night their two cows got
into the field through the break in the
fence made by the fall Of the tree, and ate
40 much corn that both died.
have on hand splendid stock Of
Rubber goods Of all styles. Mems rubber
boots. boys boots, mems wool lined arties,
mems wool lined alaskas. women's wool
alaskas. women's croquet overshoes,
women's kellogg slippers, women's foot
holds misses and childrens sandles Of all
GRADES. Call on W. II. ALBERT, Wood
stock, Va.
horse attached 10 an ambulance be-
ropoinc TO Mr.. Thos Artz, became fright
e,ed at a freight train at the depot, on
Monday. and dashed of at full speed
Aoxn Court street. After running short
distance the vehicle upset aud was
drog0ed some distance and badly broken
hafore the animal kicked loose, and made
for home at top speed. No one hurt.
Mr. Isaac II. Harris, well-kno wn and
h;oblv respected young man, of this place
and Miss Martha T. Bauserman, OF Cedar
cool we're married on Tuesday, at the
oorsona0e of the Methodist church, this
nIsce by Rev. Gee II. Zimmerman. Inc
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HERALD along with a large circle VI
warm friends, wish the Young compile a
long, happy and prosperous life
Mr.. Thos. Artz, living on the river |"
short distance from this place, captured
by giging in the deep water above .ne
dam Of the Stonewall Mills, two monster
German carp, the one measured Siee' ., %
inches in length. and weighed II ponnuS'
and the other weighed u pounds Iney
were the largest fish over seen IN 'n'S
place. that we're caught in our waters
We are indebted to Mr. Artz Tor a "''
mess from one Of those splendid FISH,
On Monday evening this community
was startled by the report of the s"u1s"
death Of Mrs. Keller, wife OF MT Jos.
TslIsr Of this place. II was said Una.
.sssr eating supper, being in apparent
GOOD health at the time, she was suddenly
Stricken down aud died before physician
couId reach her. The next morning W. "s
,ound the report incorrect. Mrs hs'ie.
had bean taken suddenly sick, ana wa,
Thought to be dying, but prompt lnealo '.'
attendance saved her life, and she '' ~"
ont Of auy immediate danger.